Sentence examples for improving aspiration from inspiring English sources

They are explicitly not about income, but targeting educational resources at the poor through the pupil premium – paid to schools for every child from a disadvantaged home – and improving aspiration in failing schools.

We've seen that a working mother is the single most important factor in preventing disaffection among young Muslims and improving aspirations among both boys and girls.

Examples of these factors are acceptance of responsibility for behavior, respect for rules, social conventions and/or authority figures and improving aspirations for better life.

This report describes a novel mechanical thrombus aspiration system designed to improve aspiration speed and performance plus associated cases studies.

Addition of a small amount of detergent (i.e. 0.1% Tween-20) to the milling solution can greatly reduce the formation of tissue clumps and improve aspiration.

A spokesman for the Aspiration Academy Trust said: "Dr Quaglia is a highly respected figure in international education, and as he is in high demand around the world, we are grateful for his commitment to the trust and to improving the aspirations and life chances of our students.

There is potential that outcomes of lung transplantation in CF, already comparable with other indications on average, could be further improved if aspiration injury were reliably detected and treated.

The global goals provide a powerful aspiration for improving our world -- laying out a path over the next 15 years to end extreme poverty, fight inequality and injustice, and protect our planet.

Due to the lifelong nature of professional development [ 62], nurses coming to the United Kingdom with the primary aspiration of improving their professional skills might pursue a longer-term engagement than those coming primarily for economic reasons.

It's about changing attitudes, improving education and raising aspirations and this takes time".

Among these aspirations is improving the positive destinations of our children and young people and ensuring access to education is free and accessible to all.